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Oregon Ducks land commitment from four-star offensive tackle Cameron WagnerSt. Joseph-Ogden (Illinois) four-star offensive tackle Cameron Wagner announced his commitment to the Ducks on Monday.Oregon now has 13 total commitments in the 2027 class. Wagner is the third offensive lineman, joining Corsair and Turlock (Calif.) tackle Avery Michael. The Ducks' class features 10 four-star recruits by 247Sports and 12 of 13 four-stars by the composite rankings. Oregon moves up to No. 6 in the national team composite rankings with Wagner's commitment. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/cameron-wagner-oregon-ducks-football-land-commitment-from-four-star-offensive-tackle-recruiting--284941491/

Oregon Ducks land 4-star OT Cameron Wagner over Notre Dame, WisconsinDan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks continue to add valuable pieces to their 2027 recruiting class, and they picked up a big one on Monday morning. Live on the Pat McAfee show, 4-star offensive tackle Cameron Wagner announced that he is joining the Ducks, giving Oregon its 13th player in the cycle. Wagner stands at 6-foot-6, 300 pounds, and is rated as the No. 345 player and No. 30 OT in the class. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/recruiting/2026/05/11/oregon-recruiting-cameron-wagner-commitment/90028032007/

Losing out on Donte Wright, Oregon takes aim at a long, aggressive cornerbackWith a smooth backpedal, closing speed and a 76.25-inch wingspan, Bishop Gorman cornerback Hayden Stepp is a 5-star prospect, the No. 38 recruit and No. 5 cornerback in the 247Sports Composite. Autzen ZooLosing out on Donte Wright, Oregon takes aim at a long, a...With a smooth backpedal, closing speed and a 76.25-inch wingspan, Bishop Gorman cornerback Hayden Stepp is a 5-star prospect, the No. 38 recruit in the nation.

The uncommon luxury Oregon enjoys in pursuit of their first national titleAutzen ZooThe uncommon luxury Oregon enjoys in pursuit of their fir...Dylan Raiola took 54 sacks at Nebraska, starting 22 games over two seasons behind a woeful offensive line. He led the Cornhuskers to a 13-9 record.

One Breakout Candidate in Oregon's Wide Receiver RoomThe Oregon Ducks have a loaded wide receiver room entering the 2026 season, and one player could find himself playing an unexpected role. Oregon Ducks On SIOne Breakout Candidate in Oregon's Wide Receiver RoomEUGENE, Ore. – The wide receiver position is an area where the Oregon Ducks will have no lack of talent in 2026. With standout players returning and key additio

Where Oregon baseball sits in RPI rankings heading into USC seriesThe Oregon Ducks couldn't pull off the series victory on the road over top-ranked UCLA, but they did capture one win, and that was good enough to give the Ducks a boost in the RPI rankings. As the Ducks made the trip down to Westwood, they sat at No. 27 in the RPI rankings. After a clutch three-run double by Jack Brooks in the late stages gave Oregon (36-14, 18-9 Big Ten) its lone win of the series on Saturday night, the Ducks jumped up eight spots to No. 19, per Warren Nolan. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/baseball/2026/05/11/oregon-baseball-climbs-rpi-rankings-final-series/90025184007/

Ok, I know, click bait maybe. He thinks we will already have 1 to 2 losses before we even get to Ohio State, Michigan, Michigan State and Washington. I decide to post this just to get your opinion as to where you might think our beloved Ducks will stand by the time of the BIG conference championship game? Austin Lloyd is a college football fanatic who has years of experience covering the sport. Beyond Saturday Blitz, his interest has landed him opportunities to write for other sites, as well as host multiple radio shows and podcasts. "Picture this: December’s on its way, and we’re shaping up to have a playoff similarly deep to last season’s, which would leave little room for error if you’re already an imperfect candidate. In walks a one (if not two)-loss Oregon, who has the Buckeyes, Wolverines, sure-to-improve Spartans, and top-rival Huskies, all lined up with a bye nowhere to be seen. Am I really supposed to believe that the Ducks are going to strut out of that canyon destined for the bracket?" Saturday BlitzOregon: The CFP dreamer that’s in for a rude awakening th...The Oregon Ducks often feel they’re right on the verge of a breakthrough, but 2026 won’t just be more of the same—it’ll be a considerable setback.

Despite new coordinator, the elite 'Oregon Offense' set to remain"This offseason, we're going to add new things that we haven't done in the past, and build off of that and build to our players' skill set," Lanning said. "But this is something that will always be growing, always be changing, but always be consistent." https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/05/10/oregon-football-offensive-change-coordinator/90003705007/

Well thought out Mike and hear what you are saying and do agree. But, of all the years and as tough as the schedule this year is, I do believe Oregon has that blueprint to win it all. Oregon is rich in talent all over the field with a veteran squad. Moore is a brilliant talented QB. I believe his state of mind will be more mature in reading the field, handling the likes of what Indiana and Ohio State will throw at him defensively. Coaches, will have one more year of maturity in preparation handling game time decisions, not being outclassed by the opposition. Yes, I might be too much an optimist, but I think of our team last year, after all the adversity (supposedly not their year) they faced still did as well as they did making it to the semifinals. We won’t know until the season starts, but this is my green color thoughts. Joel Klatt: Oregon Ducks have 'blueprint' to win championship in 2026"Veteran talent, veteran quarterback, this is the blueprint right here," Klatt said on his podcast. "I look at the blueprint of the teams that have won the last two national championships, and Oregon fits that blueprint to a tee. They are going to be a veteran-led team with talent coming back everywhere. They're going to be the best defensive line in the country. They're going to have an experienced quarterback. They're going to have the ability to be explosive, they're going to have the ability to run the football, and they've been getting closer every single year." While all of these things are true, it's not going to be easy for the Ducks, who have the No. 11-ranked toughest schedule in the nation this year,according to CBS Sports. With an early road game against USC in September, plus games against Ohio State, Michigan, and Washington in three of the final four weeks of the year, Oregon is going to be battle-tested by the time the playoff rolls around in December. However, if the talent steps up as we expect it will, and Oregon can continue to take another step forward, as they have every year under Lanning, then there is no reason not to believe that this could be the season that they ultimately get it done, at long last. https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/football/2026/05/08/oregon-football-joel-klatt-2026-blueprint/89984036007/

Oregon Ducks Baseball Adds Quarterback From the Football Team for Pivotal SeriesAs the No. 13 Oregon Ducks baseball team enters a critical stretch against the No. 1 UCLA Bruins and No. 18 USC Trojans, Oregon has added a member of the football team onto the baseball roster. The Oregon Ducks are adding another two-sport athlete to their athletic department. Quarterback Mark Wiepert was added to Oregon baseball’s roster as a catcher after the conclusion of spring football practice. The move reunites Wiepert with the sport many originally expected him to play at the collegiate level before his recruitment shifted toward football. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Ducks Baseball Adds Quarterback From the Football...The Oregon Ducks are adding another two-sport athlete to their athletic department. Quarterback Mark Wiepert was added to Oregon baseball’s roster as a catcher

Three Players Oregon Coach Dan Lanning Must Trust Entering Next SeasonIn a season where the goal is to win the national championship, here are the three Oregon Ducks that coach Dan Lanning will have to trust in 2026. Oregon Ducks On SIThree Players Oregon Coach Dan Lanning Must Trust Enterin...The Oregon Ducks enter the 2026 season, their fifth under coach Dan Lanning, with one of the most talented rosters in college football. Looking to secure their

Seven fiercest position battles to keep an eye on come fallHere's a rundown of the biggest position battles that'll remain once fall camp kicks off in August. https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/ducks-football-evan-stewart-dakorien-moore-aaron-flowers-284541402/

5 recruits on commit watch for Oregon after landing 4-star Gus CorsairAutzen Zoo5 recruits on commit watch for Oregon after landing 4-sta...The Oregon Ducks are poised to go on their yearly run of landing elite recruits when the Summer kicks off as Dan Lanning and his staff have put themselves in a

College Football Playoff predictions are tough, but is there a tool to help us see the future? On Josh Pate's College Football Show Ep 733 Josh Pate discussed the correlation between the CFP final 4 and the following NFL Draft in recent years. Will Oregon and Texas continue the trend? What about Indiana and Ohio State? Will Miami and UGA make it back? What about Alabama or Texas A&M?

27 Minutes With The Coach Of The Oregon DucksDan Lanning sits down with Yogi Roth for a conversation about Oregon’s blueprint for the 2026 season… what’s real, what needs to improve, and what the Ducks are building behind the scenes. Yogi and Lanning talk culture, standards, and what it actually takes to sustain winning at the highest level in college football as the sport keeps changing. From roster development to recruiting priorities to the daily details inside the building, this is a look at how Oregon is preparing for what’s next. 🎧 Tune in to hear: What Dan Lanning believes Oregon must do to win in 2026 How the Ducks think about culture, standards, and leadership Recruiting, development, and what “the blueprint” actually looks like day-to-day What’s changing in college football and how Oregon plans to stay ahead

J.D. PicKell talks about what's being missed ahead of the 2026 college football season for the Oregon Ducks.

Oregon Lands Four-Star Offensive Line Recruit Over Miami, Mario CristobalOregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning hauled in a commitment from a 2027 offensive line recruit over his predecessor Mario Cristobal. The Oregon Ducks landed their first commitment of the month of May and their 12th commitment overall on Thursday morning. Four-star center offensive lineman Gus Corsair chose Oregon over the Vanderbilt Commodores and the Miami Hurricanes, who are led by former Ducks coach Mario Cristobal. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Lands Four-Star Offensive Line Recruit Over Miami,...The Oregon Ducks landed their first commitment of the month of May and their 12th commitment overall on Thursday morning. Four-star center offensive lineman Gus

Jordan Seaton's reported NIL payday reveals the cost to beat Dan LanningThe Oregon Ducks have become an NFL Draft factory which has it's perks, but it also comes with some downsides. This year, Oregon lost two players to the 1st round in Dillon Thieneman and Kenyon Sadiq, but the Ducks also lost two offensive linemen to the draft along with Isaiah World as an undrafted free agent. Dan Lanning and his staff often go big game hunting in the Transfer Portal, and this offseason they tried to bolster their offensive line. The Ducks and LSU became the two schools locked in a battle over the top offensive tackle in the Transfer Portal Jordan Seaton with Lane Kiffin and Dan Lanning each racking up frequent flyer miles. LSU reset the market just to hold off OregonOn Wednesday, CBS Sports' Chris Hummer reported that Jordan Seaton's deal with the LSU Tigers is likely north of the $4 million range. Hummer also believes that LSU paid Jordan Seaton more than any offensive lineman in college football history. The payday is truly stunning as it's still so new to see players making NFL level salaries at the college level. Jordan Seaton is believed by many to be a top 10 pick in the 2027 NFL Draft, and when a player of that level hits the open market, they're always going to cash in. The Ducks have become a force on the recruiting trail with the track record of development, Dan Lanning's pull, and the resources. Oregon won't always win every recruiting battle, but it certainly sends a message when it took $4 million to beat out the Ducks. Autzen ZooJordan Seaton's reported NIL payday reveals the cost to b...The Oregon Ducks have become an NFL Draft factory which has it's perks, but it also comes with some downsides. This year, Oregon lost two players to the 1st rou

Oregon Coach Dan Lanning's Underrated Strength Is Becoming ClearOregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning has an eye for scouting talent. Since Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning arrived in Eugene, he has used a mixture of high school recruiting and transfer portal pickups to fill out his roster. Notable transfers include quarterbacks like Bo Nix, Dillon Gabriel, Oregon's current starting quarterback Dante Moore, and former Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola. Additionally, Lanning and the Ducks have added key defenders like cornerback Christian Gonzalez, safety Dillon Thieneman, and defensive lineman Bear Alexander through the portal. On the other hand, the Ducks signed the No. 4 recruiting class in the nation in 2026, the No. 4 class in 2025, the No. 3 class in 2024, and the No. 7 overall class in 2023. Oregon Ducks On SIOregon Coach Dan Lanning's Underrated Strength Is Becomin...Since Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning arrived in Eugene, he has used a mixture of high school recruiting and transfer portal pickups to fill out his roster. Not

The facts speak for themselves, which doesn't mean Duck fans are going to shut upWhere Lanning and the Ducks have done less well is in so-called big games. Six of his losses have come against teams that either won or played in the national championship game. What makes that problematic is that the definition of a big game shifts depending on how much the definer dislikes your team. When Oregon shut out No. 4 Texas Tech in the Orange Bowl quarterfinal, that was a big game until they lost the next time out. Beating Iowa, Minnesota, USC and Washington in November with a playoff berth on the line seemed like big wins to most Oregon fans, but the Hawkeyes, Gophers, Trojan and Huskies now say no. They would have been big games if Oregon lost them, and opponents would have remembered them that way. The "Dan Lanning can't win big games" argument is pretty much shifting sand. Suddenly, playoff games, conference titles and Top Five seasons don't matter, because those jealous opponents aren't achieving them. Autzen ZooThe facts speak for themselves, which doesn't mean Duck f...Over the last five years, Oregon is the winningest program in the West by a significant margin.

Bowl game prediction gives Oregon dream season with nightmare caveatCBS Sports predicts Big Ten Championship with nightmare Playoff debutAfter the buzz of spring practices, national analysts are adjusting their predictions for the college football season. On Wednesday, CBS Sports updated their bowl game predictions for the season with the Oregon Ducks earning the 3rd overall seed in the CFP. Brad Crawford predicts that the Ducks will win the Big Ten which would be a dream outcome. The only downside for the Oregon Ducks is that by winning the Big Ten, the Playoff debut for Oregon in the CFP would be in The Rose Bowl. While Oregon has had success historically in The Rose Bowl, the scars are still very visible from the last time the Ducks won the Big Ten just to face Ohio State in a rematch. Winning the Big Ten would make playing in the Rose Bowl unavoidable, and eventually, the Ducks will have to shake those demons. Autzen ZooBowl game prediction gives Oregon dream season with night...The Oregon Ducks head into the 2026-27 season with a clear National Championship or bust expectation. When Dan Lanning was able to get Dante Moore, A'Mauri Wash

Predicted pairings for all 43 postseason games this fall, including the CFP first round and quarterfinals matchups https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/college-football-playoff-bowl-projections-bracket-post-spring/

Oregon In Line To Host Regional; What's At Stake vs. UCLA This Weekend D1Baseball released its latest batch of projections for the NCAA Tournament field. Oregon earned the 16th and final top seed to host a regional round in the projected field. That provides some assurance that the Ducks are headed in the right direction, but there is still some work to do. Oregon's projected regional includes Boston College as the No. 2 seed, Kentucky as the No. 3 seed and Saint Joseph's as the No. 4 seed. The Ducks hosted a regional last season as the No. 12 overall seed, but they were stunningly upset by Utah Valley and Cal Poly, going winless in the postseason on their own field. Taking down UCLA, ranked No. 1 in the RPI rankings, would provide a huge boost to Oregon's chances at hosting. Winning the series, or even winning one game, would greatly benefit the Ducks. However, if the Ducks get swept, the odds of securing a regional at home will be bleak. The Ducks will host USC at home for their final series of the regular season, which would also provide a decent boost to Oregon's RPI ranking if they can claim the series, but if the Ducks fail to get the job done in Los Angeles, they will be playing more for their Big Ten tournament positioning rather than worrying about a regional https://duckswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ducks/baseball/2026/05/06/oregon-baseball-projects-host-regional-ucla-weekend-series/89952870007/

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STACKED: Oregon Ducks Defensive Line ASCENDS—Dante Moore & Jamari Johnson Set to SHINE for OffenseOregon's defensive line was the star unit of the 2026 Spring Game. Depth was a question going into the game, and coming out those questions seem to have been answered. On today's episode of Locked On College Football, Spencer McLaughlin discusses expectations for Dante Moore's 2026 season. He should put up huge numbers with his array of weapons. Oregon TE Jamari Johnson should be in for a big season as well. How much will Dante Moore rely on the Ducks' tight end compared to the depth of wideouts? 00:00 Oregon defensive line evaluation 05:11 Defensive players showing potential 07:10 Exciting spring game performances 12:47 Bo Nix Heisman finalist season 15:06 Oregon's passing game adjustments 23:38 Jamari Johnson's impact on offense 24:54 Jamari's breakout potential